4月3日英语自主学习测试题附答案

4月3日英语自主学习测试题附答案

一、单项选择（每小题1分，共20分）

1. —Do you still have a headache, Bill?

—No, it’s ______. I’m all right now, mum.

A. dropped

B. lost

C. left

D. gone

2. —Would you like to ______ a letter on your way to the post office?

—No problem.

A. write

B. get

C. drop

D. leave

3. It is wise to have some money ______ for old age.

A. put away

B. kept away

C. given away

D. taken away

4. —How do you like your new boss?

—He’s a nice and ______ manager. He treats us all alike.

A. right

B. just

C. hard

D. mean

5. —How is your grandfather now?

—He’s still fine, except that his hearing and eyesight begin to ______.

A. develop

B. drop

C. fail

D. fall

6. —Cloudy days really drive me crazy these days.

—Yeah, the sun hardly shone through a ______ in the clouds.

A. hole

B. side

C. break

D. point

7. —Which of the two skirts will you take?

—I’ll take ______, one for your sister, the other for myself.

A. either

B. neither

C. all

D. both

8. —How come you got back so late alone?

—I ______ my husband to drive me home, but he had been away on business.

A. made

B. told

C. got

D. expected

9. -Great changes have taken place in Wuhan in recent years.

-Right. Many new modern buildings have been ______ these years.

A. turned up

B. put up

C. shown up

D. fixed up

10. —Please make a(n) ______ of my new address.

—OK. Wait a minute. I will get a piece of paper and a pen.

A. e-mail

B. message

C. letter

D. note

11. —What would you like to have, Mr Wang?

—______. I’ve just had my lunch.

A. none

B. nothing

C. neither

D. no

12. —Did Mr Brown tell you anything about the incident?

—No. I tried hard to get some information but he remained ______.

A. quiet

B. calm

C. silent

D. still

13. I’ve ______ my notes before the test but I still failed it.

A. looked through

B. got through

C. passed through

D. put through

14. —The soldiers had met many failures during the war.

—But they still had plenty of ______ left in them.

A. action

B. beat

C. fight

D. thought

15. —Everyone seems excited about tonigh t’s football game.

—But Sally doesn’t ______ at all interested in the game.

A. feel

B. turn

C. remain

D. appear

16. —We’ve kept in ______ contact with the police after the robbery.

—But the robber hasn’t been searched out yet.

A. familiar

B. near

C. close

D. similar

17. The toothache has ______ her for a whole night, and she has to see the dentist today.

A. troubled

B. worried

C. injured

D. destroyed

18. —_______ I fill in the form right now, Mr. Smith?

—No, you nee dn’t. You can complete it this afternoon.

A. May

B. Can

C. Could

D. Must

19.—Sometimes our hobbies can get in the way of our study.

—You’ve got a________. We should put the study in the first place now.

A. person

B. point

C. direction

D. secret

20. I didn’t know __________ .

A. how was tea produced

B. when was the zipper invented

C. who invented the shoes with special heels

D. what has been done

二．完型填空（每空1分，共20分）

A

Many Western countries celebrate Easter. This holiday is always on a Sunday 21 March 22nd and April 25th. It celebrates the beginning of new life. Hens 22 eggs, giving

birth to life, so an egg is a 23 of new life. A popular activity during Easter is to hide eggs around your home or garden for friends or relatives to find. These can be real eggs, but

they are more often chocolate eggs. Not only do people _24__ them around in different hiding places for an egg hunt, but they also 25 these treats as gifts. So just like Christmas, Easter creates good business for supermarkets and chocolate stores.

21. A. from B. of C. between D. on

22. A. lie B. lay C. give D. laid

23. A. start B. sign C. mark D. symbol

24. A. spread B. raise C. lose D. drop

25. A. give away B. put away C. put out D. give out

B

Sixteen-year- old Josh is a junior high school student. He was running a five-kilometer race in a field of 261 26 on Sept. 16. With the race less than half done, he 27 a scream and saw a runner he didn’t know fell down in a lot of 28 ---holding a bleeding ankle. Josh offered help.

With his own coach trying to find out why Josh hadn’t passed the halfway mark as expected, his coach found him soon. “I w as 29 what was going on and why he was so far back,” said Scott Clark.“ Then I saw Josh. he had got the kid in his 30 ”

The injured athlete was Mark, a student from another junior high school. Josh just 31 him up without saying anything and started carrying him and trying to 32 him down, saying, “It’s going to be OK. Your ankle will recover soon. I’m going to 33 you to your coaches. ”

Josh carried Mark about a quarter mile! He took him to his 34 and then----completely last in the field of runners now---sped off to start his race again. He 35 50 kids to finish the race as the 211th out of 261 runners.

When 36 by one teammate why he had fallen so far behind after the race, he 37 said, “Oh, I picked up a kid.” No excuses. No explanati on. No disappointment. He just finished what he had started.